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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
4
Domestic and foreign government bonds showed steady to good demand while oil stocks rose. Chicago futures displayed wheat and corn fluctuations with firmer late, and livestock markets in Omaha and Kansas City showed varied moves in hogs cattle and lambs amid a firming tone.
Fragmented market listing shows Weate Wheat Hogs Cattle and Produce with scattered figures. Reads like a crop and livestock price rundown for Atlantic markets with unclear values and missing context.
Fragmented OCR text reports Audubon County board reelects county engineer. The garbled passage mentions meetings and a county basis, with unclear names and dates, but indicates reappointment of the engineer by the board.
A Des Moines hospital received an urgent patient transfer following a garden event incident. Details are unclear due to fragmented reporting but indicate a notable disruption linked to the public gathering.
Griswold Catholic Ladies staged a local arts event described as an entirely planned show. Notable participants include Menke and Vec Ings assisting in the preparation.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or obituary item mentioning a man named Richard and a wife, with garbled lines about a new son and a specialty wrap. Content is incomplete and names are uncertain.
Ferguson faces legal action over Moody's suits with total costs to the state reported at 1 800 060. Proceedings reference various named parties and court actions, including mentions of Verudz and Wyant amid extensive docket details.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses trimming retroactive estate tax within a revenue bill. It cites Treasury wishes, mentions figures around 70 to 80 million dollars, and notes committee positions and potential reductions impacting overall revenue. The text is garbled but centers on tax policy changes.
A fragmented account describes neighbors gathering to husk corn for farmers amid community efforts. The text mentions individuals and local actions, noting timings and casual wagers, with references to a sequence of chores and social tasks interconnected within the setting.
Readable fragments show CGDD Fellows and Rebekahs electing officers at Wiota. Names and precise positions are incomplete, but the event is noted with community organizations mentioned and a February timing implied.
AdaIr man McMurphy a well known level insurer who was taken to the Moves hospital at Des Moines recently where he underwent an operation for the premavale at an hoard histwse which caused a serious hemorrhage. He may have to undergo a mastuih of weaitan nok. Resnived by his Amity here.
Special meetings at Massena M E Church scheduled for Sunday with Rev Bod Spillers, pastor, leading the service and Rev Chris of Green Sebl providing the sermon. Attendance and opening hymn set to begin in the evening, with prayers and congregational participation announced.
A fragmentary notice from Cumberland describes the grandson of a well known local woman sustaining a neck injury. Details are incomplete with garbled text and no clear location or condition. Further clarification is needed.
A fragmented report notes a visit to a daughter Muriel who fled with her sister and another person to Recher, Minnesota, causing a rift with the family. Details are unclear but reference a hospital and misused terms.
An Exira pastor titled as resigned from his charge has notified the congregation of his intention to assume a new role. Details indicate a period of transition with affiliations to multiple churches involved in the change.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Iota folks aiding neighbors and references names and places in a distorted stream of text. The readable portion signals a community aid action but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities.
Avo ca. Court opening announced for December 15 with district officials scheduling proceedings. Local notices indicate new sittings and operations planned by county authorities amid filings for upcoming sob ning berth and related matters.
A wealthy sportsman in town faced accusations of assault but denied all charges. He testified he acted in defense during a confrontation with a rival party and insisted he left the area promptly after the incident.
A notice records the postponement of the stockholders meeting for Farmers Elevator. The fragmented text mentions key individuals and a formal cancellation action, reflecting a corporate governance pause and scheduling uncertainty.
In Brookhart stock contest hearings newspaper men from Owa testify in Des Moines. Brookhart’s campaign figures and Emmelburg speech are discussed as district court actions unfold. Valuation of St Mary Lytle property for University use rises after Mrs Dadle appeals a 1000 dollar assessment.
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